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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

Ne Is.e. M. Cisshes ss CARDS VIVA
a Eanaw

Lars9A Sfe 6FF44%-i
A few davs ago soms Iodiazs we're
piaTing ssrS3s - 4 vacant To-, when SAD
dsnsy tue best dressed IN he craEd rose
20 and tosk OF a shining bEsadeloth
oosa that onIy week before vas pre-
snsfsd to him by Jeweft Ad2ms. he
laid d9wn the e0at on she 0ld card
blanket With 9 great f0oriEh. and o. LED
vaesferoas.y for q mes deal. Iho deal
vent roaDd. and bis cppsnert- vho was
an cd Washos sqaaW, lad doSn
greasy ase on his king. he than rose
40 With q had cath and peeled on q
vest, PRES nted him last Thursday %
ste editor Of the 5ppssl - . spring be
rsvoIeaca. The deal rent round again,
and once moFs tie old sq7aE terminated
the p'ay With an ace. Again the black
rose &c, and. after iEy0kiGg the elzzinR
snn, hauled % q white shirt. somsw hat
the worse for wear. prtserted 20 n y
Bob Heating daring the tendency Of the
iottsrg bill.
Once more The cards were fiFped over
the old horsey blanket and thai see wss
laid down By the skinny banded sqaag
smid a shout Of triumph fra % the crowd.
The back. With the old ancestral y1ul Of
the Wa hoe tribe fsshine in bis eye,
danced cot. and pulled Of Judge Hav-
lays ps1ts dourishsd them in mid ar
and staked them on the turn Of the next
card. Amid q murmnr Of condoliug
vaices be lost Egain, and this time pulled
Of another psir Of pants, the birthday
aft OF II. II. Yerfington on last election
day. Again the cards we're arflstisally
communicated, and she old fossil relic OF
the Winnemuccz var took In the clothes.
He still had an old pair of pants left, 3
valentine present from Joe Doug
ass. well wsrn. Amid GREATNESS 81
lencs he lost. aud p0lliDg on bis
only remaii ing rants be did thtm
40 IN small vsd aud dung
them al the sqnau's head. A howl
Of aboriginal laughter went up. and the
squav, molioning toward the breeoh
cloth, began manipulating the cards.
Bat she buck, who still had some living
remnants Of seclimated modesty, de-
cIined TO further denude himself. and
breaking from the crowd ran like a
cross eyed gazells up the street., cansinR
much ast0nishment 10 several ho1se-
wives along the line Of bis fight hen
the old sq1aw placed tbs artiel of
clothing one by one upon the body OF
her husband, who at once began to strut
around tbs ring like brevst lord OF
creation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

FFffH ~ lesSsFHsl
Love has wings - light ss = 5lrd,
Guileiess be locks, as oovR, 81 gFonff
Whstsyer his soeG. be i brief % long,
still has this for a. ogeTwoRds
Love haA sin9af
Thoueh today the truant n8g stay.
Th0ngh be woes sod s9ss and sings,
OaIy sorrow 70 maids b. bFinRss
Poaf him and Hsut him. ssueh ksm
sway.
Love has winesi
Hold your pulses esin, a1stirF d.
Cain and cool - woodland psoi.
Let not his song year hesFt bsfOsi;
List, through Il ell. Ter lie overwofd;
Love hss wings.
--AIies Williams RrBfh<YtoN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
TuE ExCEtLENr 0r,urIEs

OF tue dehgh;fai hqaid frat remedy.
syrup OF FiEs, cOomend u TO all Who
saher from habituAi constipation and
kindred Ills. ksing IN liquid form Ane
pleasant 60 the taste, harmless in lis
nsinSe Strengthening as sell as cleans
ing Ia It's properti s. IL il easily taken
ey cid aud yaanR, ard truly hene6cial
in its sifte's, and Therefore tie fsvurits
family rsa etiy, especially with TIE
lAdtss and chi Fsn, Who require = gen
tie get effective laxative FIR ssls by
A. Z. Stewari. de-
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AnYICE no mOrHERa

Mrs. winsioN's soothinl Syrup. for children
teething, is the prescription Of one of the best
female nurses and h sieians in the United
States. and has been used for forty years with
never failing success by millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process OF
teething fits value IL incalcuiable. It relieves
the child from pain. cures dysentery snd disr-
rhoss, gripping In the bowels aud wind collie.
By giving health to the child it rests the
mother Price 25c bottle. ApIsdwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
CoMmoS SENSE LIFE INSURANCE.

on the same Plan as Fire Insurance.
THE PRoyIDESr SAVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
Taylor 4 Barns having been ap-
pointed ageAts of this company for
Washington Territory. are Bow ready to
recsivs applications for life insurance
under this ne9 plan and invite the at
tsntion Of the public to a sytem which
will commend itself TO the Judgment Of
all. IL ia sound life insurance IN its
simplest form, at much less cost than
any other plan. No assessments, no
estin atsd divi ends to disappoint the
assured. Perso contemplating life
in urance sbould call and examine this
plan at our offi q.
TAYLOR & BcRNs,
g nsFal Insurance Agents, Batler's
Building, James street. my1tf
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Fer cole and gFaes, for lEae fever.
canEa - hsds bSaud l -ivs Simaso >
Liver 4 selstur su q a ash tgtee q daT.
Nna can re sfursszi tf - everyone eav-
sea stock a. the eest mediciae knoan
Ter he ahavs eogpiAinis- In aslns q
with my eaIckNEs 2 cholera ard Fapes
/ Wn u 8e ths dcaEh an3 fesd a g..
then case asy ~ this " stnieut
have boa naus whera the Regulator SIS
gIvsu preuptls sod regularly,
~ 4. IAvLaz- Azt fer tirRneers % Ga.
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wsKra kNawISG

Aueoek's are tAa onIy Eeasise Pot. as
plasseFs-
All stass 81 sal,ed psraas plasitrs ass
taalfattaaz.
her Dsksss eaiy set tbesa ~ 20 eel
% ne FefsJsiiaa % AlssaSk's
al ~ calisd tUpfeFruacUts au1 tee
Ingredients afe nssneGeS
NJ one nss tves Eifas an ian rovenl at
On At4sAAaA' ; tAuAarN ktksEEss
VISA y0a h1N AExccCxa Fsacus
tEaxaSRz Tea eassl 80 esai glsSssfi
mAdf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

PAY from Sluo 10 $50 Jnofe 10 an
aCenl fer piano Vteu you can buv q
Weber and DECKER 4 Soa piARo Greet
fruta the factory and save all pruhts 70
ntaasenen. frank himball usuu-
faesufeF's AeeRt OMss, three doors
above Fostothce. PaaSos on essy terms
end Tor rent samFls pianos On hand.
SsHd and sst pricss. feg1.tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
WHAT 4 NJ

That produces that beautiful. soft and
delicate complexion and leaves no traces
Of lis app iestisu or injurious sfsc.sy
The answer: VISIONS RoREaTISK 40
composites al this aud Is pronounced
by ladies Of taste and rstinement the
most delightful toilet article ever PRO
doc d. Gsaraafesd undsr a forfeiture
Of 5000 TO be absolutely free from
harmful OF ibiarioas substances. Tor
sale by 4. Il. STEWART. ura wssu&vly
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FARM HOMES

We can settle. to excellent
advantage so families in our
neighborhood, located on
Hoods Canal, in jefferson
county, So miles from Seat
tie. Climate ex client, soil
very productive. Fruit, veg>
etables, hay, ETC., raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 months sof the year; gen.
eral store, postoffice, and a
live community.
am not dealing in lands,
but offer to assist gratui-
tously good men to settle
ment in our community.
Address
j. u. HcARpLE,
jan ouilesne, WGshins,on Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

The tslk 81 the wn--oar millinery
psrlote- Do ECt bay nii Yea -ae car
seek. IuKIAS 4 STNGEAxAN.
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'VHE ONLY uSF EvES AwARuFn A
4 Freatrua b ~ Nec 49, q IL. 81 CSC
AIS s 3 H4f - tEi -.ie1ftd.alls srFs-.ea
tireifac psf2s A~A-ir hstas Eza4- II 3ssE
9H - e asctissd slset.assss insrsfs-e
ass lsst -lsasF = s=ss.iaz saag as q E "a
. ~ 81 - asEasli go lsc. leits. Ehs hElF.
b. sGte. essres = eEe tszEs AZ sssirasf fnsf-
7asfss. sAss ae5ae 80 hcst Fsuleilr kao4s =
niana1E4 icT S-gSe4s bas 80 "a Gsceral
bsat-4ss, sACH bk4F &kkERNHtD. Sc
sac D. ssas eess ass fgaagaisn Pc.
Aasssns > .eartaE 10 EriG sur ~ a
terra an sHF3y 70 tL-SE a tAHFEsl1.
sss Mao SIS - VISA. g. Fsfa 8
- 49, nALE AasEck. Eez4 uEss i
sssfss 3 q - sss, al is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
ALBERT SCHLOSSMACHER
LEADING
M erchan t Tailor,
COG Front street,
COG Front street,

Opposite YeserLeary Seattle Washington Territory
Uas lust received large shipment Of both imported
ad domestic goods OF the latest patterns direct from
the faetO, ies and truthiuIIy say that have NJ
present the largest. fullest, mo compete AM most
varied assortment OF goods I'm the city OF Seattle
Only the very best wOrkmen are employed In my
Satisfaction guar anteed in every In
stance in price as well rs in fit
Come and be convinced at once dessuiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

ThrouGh Jest 20 Matrfmsuy ~ usw
Some wives were Weed aaa
LClntinaall EnaalrEr


CiaciHaaa kHgsirsr
Marriage IL oftea the result Of sosi.
dent. IL seems strange. but the Nost
prudent persons viii conceive an TIRE.
sistible attachment st the suggestion o.
word OF look. When enoa unisr the
spell Of ths verb To love" thew 90
through ell the forms and finish the ds-
cienaiun % the voFh before the altar.
The few NAV give tho auhiscl the cen.
aidefati0n u deserves, bus the MANY.
hrr~ V reason TO fear, ara guided BY
impulse.
A Skipper Of eoAStinE vussei called
AZ the village inn and ssAed the lana
lady, = Young widow DO ven know
vhsrr ! Gan get a mattel have lost rny
mate"
II am sorry for yon, Mr.. -" abe
said. awiiiee. Il want a natc. too. and
can not set one As We are in the came
position I Gill tell ypa shat IN do; N
you'll BE mine tn b. years" He closed
with the bargain. and. the widow keep
log TO her werd, be is nov snpptsa With
two mates.
A yRang msn AZ shnreh haRsAr vas
baton boiled hy lady she would not
hin so until he bought saasthins
He looked ~ her stall. = hitch contained
fancy work o various kinds "Whv. .
be said. II see nothns here ilat usula
BE- Of the least Use 10 ne, a hseheior.
excepi yourself. The rest wsuld hs
dear 10 me ~ any prize"
II vii Be cheap suough," she said.
coAxinely.
"It yea eoula be dear euoasb, Per.
hare"
~Oh, some ven arr iust ste person I
want, taking him by tee as1u.
She sold him one Artsels after nneth
eF, keapiaE up an agteeabie converse
tiah the shiis, aud bstose al wAs daae
be had paEshassa everything on ths
stall. Then. - siisns az there vas
sCmei hing sid aheol eisc, aHt, Il can
uut return Any naonev. abe sald. biash.
ine. hat u yoa .hink tue dear ereast
theFt's taamnaas she can siva yau nav
hard" TEE bargain vas sscsFdineiy
eeoe.adsd.
An eminent docter. uho had saved
the life q = iady. = psrsouAl frien8. Gas
askea ets chafse ht said he Sensrsily
allowed Ms pAtacns frteaas 50 FsInansr-
ate hita A. teey thaagss beatt5sg
bat doae see oftsH rrs 8sstpFOfus q
90 .Hcse tears shs tnqaifed
Il may say. never
As yea are - EASILY p,tsse1. her.
and abe playfnlly eave hiu Der empty
hsbd. whiAs in the other wts corcsaiesi
q eheek Tor = handsome szm. Hos
eestly | ccaia b vv takes We tsF' SO
sddrd, pfotueing tke eazek
hut zee have oaiy saceeescS ia
drAuirg nie eat be SAID. azclialur O.
reliuQatsh her hsna. sDanf iusas az
With a ehecks am eaost eeasruaAiy rs
waraad."
Refhags she sn9asslAe9 tie aastaf's
cifhealiy Aaa Wished 90 hssR Alan eas 81
a; ~ ans rate The Eiviux q her han
led him 10 eEFeF i hsaEk
4 isay vssA aas asass esyisa saksp
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EDWARD B. DOWNING 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
SEATTLE WASHINGTON TERRITORY
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
DEALERS ~
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
pEALERs ~

County, City paying 10 cent
per annum.
Of Teroy
payable Boatan Philadelphia
We rospousibIty
TIE
commences receipt Of funds
cent
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We have q few 8 acre lots ief,
II sonsTVi 70. with We will
SCI at $3.50 70 $500 each.
We haV some line trscts Of
Timber land; also some va u
able Coat Lands.
a f1ne lis OF City Property.
Call ard see our bargains.
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o. Hard NaN-TAs celebraes. e.
heisa. ard ThSFspshly les Cd
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400
ACRE =

u very fine land, 3 ID miles
from the business cen er OF
the city. This tract of land
is beautifully located. over
looking Lake Washington /;
its fertility of soil, conven-
ence to the City. make it a
very valuable piece of prop
erty, We will sell a great
ba gain in this tract Of land
for Cash. For partic, lars
Call at our Office or write.
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jan ouilosns, Washington Territory.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
DOLLS TO BE SOLD.

Fine Display An Ex-GovernOr
IngersolI's House On Elm Street-A
Unique Sale.
There are lots of dolls in the front room
of Ex-Governor IngersolPs house at No. SO
Elm street. These dolls have all been nice
ly arranged for the sale which is to be held
this afternoon. They have been prettily
dressed, some of them, the more expensive
ones, being magnifcently attired. In fact,
dolls of all kinds and descriptions, dressed
in many different styles grace the room
where the sale is to take place.
The sale begins at three o'clock this after
noon and lasts until seven. 1t is for the
benefit of the Leila Day nursery. During
the past two or three weeks the ladies who
have the management of the institution have
worked hard and faithfully to get everything
in readiness for the sale. They have left
nothing undone to make the sale a success.
Most of the dolls have been dressed by their
hands. They have originated many new
styles of dress for the little things. Minia-
ture bedsteads, chairs, hats, shoes and other
like things grace the room.
There is one doll which is sure to attract q
great deal of attention. It is a fine one and
is as large as three year old child. It is
dressed in full English sailor costume, and
the material cost nearly $50.
The sale will, in all probability, be q
splendid success
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
Campus Notes.

The university catalogue is now in press
The engagement is announced of TrusIow
'86 and Miss Babcock of Brooklyn.
The barge was placed in position in the
rowing tank in the gymnasium yesterday.
The president and Mrs. Dwight have issued
cards of invitation 10 the seniors to recep.
ton at the presidents residence next Monday
evening.
Professor Weir's lecture on "seulpture'
was fairly attended yesterday. This highly
interesting course should arouse greater in
terest among the seniors.
The noted botanist, Professor Gray of Har-
ward, is said to be in delicate health.
The freshmen tonight debate the resolu-
ton that unions are injurious to laborers.
The candidates for the crew took run in
the direction of Westville yesterday.
Wooten '86 reads paper before the Politi-
cal Science club tomorrow evening on
Grades unions and strikes in the United
States between 1884 40.
A junior signs communication in yester-
days Yale News complaining of the ex-
animation schedule f''91." Why lay this
thunder to the poor freshmen's charge? He
should have signed it sophomore.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08

Fair Haven's Second Industry-Per-
sonaI Northumberland Notes and
Gossip.
Fair Ravens other industry, the card printing
business is booming at present and the many deal
ers in this place and vicinity will have ali they can
attend to in all probability until the frost gets
of the ground in the glad springtime. he growth
of this business is truly wonderful and it is fact
that majority of the printers began in amateur
way about ten years ago with presses worth from
Sc to S25. One printer who is worth quite good
deal of money now went into the business few
years ago without cent. great many have gone
into this kind OF business but have met with little
success. 1t requires good deal of business Sagac
ity and long-headedness to make much money
pack of fifty printed visiting cards that retais for
ten cents. The printers obtain their business pr-
marily through advertising and when they obtain
replies to advertisements send out large circulars
pamphlets, etc, and in this way succeed in obtain
ing agents all over the country, but principally in
the West and South Some Of the printers spend
large Sums of money yearly in advertising and sew
eral place contracts for a season aggregatiDg
S. 200.
Janses Burke of Springfield Mass who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. T. H. Linahan OF Ferry
street, left yesterday for California.
George E. Norris, formerly of Fair aven
Heights who left for Minneapolis last winter, has
been spending few weeks with bis parents Mr.
Morris will soon return to the West, where he has
determined to reside permanently. Mr.. Morris is
much impressed with the way they do business in
the West
Miss Mamie Bradley of North Quinnipiac street
haS recovered from her illness
A ]. Tuttle has taken position with Printer T.
W. Austin
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
The Semi-AnnuaI Meeting In Fair
Haven.

The SemI-AnnuaI Meeting In Fair
HaveD.
The seni-annual sessions of the Grand
Temple and Grand council of this order were
held yesterday at the hall of Anchor temple
on Grand avenue. There was large attend
ance of representatives from all parts of the
State. The sessions were presided over by
T. Il. L. Tallcott, Esq, of Glastonbury,
grand worthy templar. The reports of the
various officers showed the order to be in
excellent condition, there being healthy
increase in membership. A new temple was
organized last week at Cromwell with twenty
one charter members. Means and measures
were adopted for an aggressive propagation
work and it is expected that several new
temples will be organized during the winter.
Judge Sy1vanus Butler, Rev. j. W. Denton,
g. D. Hall, Mr.. G. P. Otis and G. NJ Jacobs
were in attendance from Safety Temple of
this citV
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
Reply to am ENQUIRER.
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:


In your Monday morning issue is a COM
munication under the caption of can En-
quiry," which would indicate that the writer
was unaware that such meeting as he con-
siders desirable has been held for almost
year, last season in Calvary Baptist church
and this |all in Center church chapel until
the present week. A committee is now en-
deayoring to secure another and still more
central place and the result will be an
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08

The following veterans have been appointed
a committee to make arrangements for the
eighth annual ball and reception of the asso-
citation, to come off soon: G. W. Stoddard,
B. F. Breckett, Henry How'd, @. F. Levera
and Henry Rumpf. The veterans propose to
make their eighth annual surpass all previous
efforts. The United States Programme COM
pany of "a Broad street, New York, are en-
gagged on a very neat souvenir for the ball in
the shape of a book. giving brief histories of
the veteran volunteer fire department and
the Veteran association, for gratuitous circu-
lation. Wait for the Veteran Firemen's ball.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08

The editor of a paper in Dubuque, Iowa,
once handsome, was a little over six months
ago changed into probably the homeliest man
on earth. This terrible change was due to q
sudden attack of paralysis of the muscles of
one side of the face, following prolonged
neuralgia. After electricity and the doctors
had failed he tried DIR. Buckland's Essence of
Scotch Oats, and in thirty days was perfectly
cured, and lost the unenviable notoriety of
being the homeliest man on earth.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
A 100000 Prize

is good thing to get, and the man who wins
1t by superior skill or by an unexpected turn
of Fortunes wheel is to be congratulated
But he who escapes from the clutches of that
dread monster, Consumption, and wins back
health and happiness, is far more fortunate
The chances of winning 100000 are small
but every consumptive may be absolutely
sure of recovery if he takes DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery in time For all scrof-
ulous diseases Consumption is one of them)
it is an unfailing remedy. All druggists
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
THE NEW FIRE TRUCK.

Hartford Fire Commissioner Visit
This City.
The fire commissioners of Hartford came
down to New Haven Yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of inspecting the new erial truck
which the department of this city purchased
a short time ago. Chief A. G. Hendrick
took the visitors in hand and showed them
the many good qualities of the truck An
exhibition of how it was worked was given
on the Atwater building on Grand avenue
and on Broadway. The visitors were very
much pleased with the machine.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
EIedica1.
How DyingChild
Was Saved |!

CICERO, HAMILTON Co., IND. Sept, 10. 1851
The following Ia a true account OF what your
s. S. S. has don for our little daughter, Hazel,
now four years old. When 10 months old q
lump appeared on her heel, which slowly grew
larger. Tho family physician thought it was
caused by piece of broken glass or needle,
but failed to bring anything to light. The
child became feebier all the time, seeming to
lose the use Of her leg, and finally quit walk
ing entirely. The middle finger and thumb
Of either hand became enlarged, the flesh be-
coming har1 The hip Joints became involv-
ed 50 that when seventeen months old she
could not stand, having lost tho use of leg
and arm. Partial curvature of the spine also
followed. The nervous system was wrecked,
muscles contracted, and there was general
wasting of flesh and muscle. At eighteen
months of age she was placed under the
treatment OF prominent physician of Eos
ton, Mass, but at the end of ten months she
had declined to such degree that she was in
dying condition. This was in April, 1895.
We took the child away not knowing what
to do. In this dreadful dilemma we were
over-persuaded by friends to try one bot
tie" Of SwIFFs SPECIFIC, which VIC did and
before 1t had all been taken we saw a change
for the better in her symptoms. We kepti
up, and have done SO to this day, and VIII
keep it up, If the Lord wills, for many days
to come, for 1t has brought our dying Hazel
to life, to vigor, to strength and health again.
The ashen hue OF her cheeks has changed to
rosy tint. She Is able to walk any where,
her languor and melancholy haze pasaed
away, and she is row bli.hc, cheerful, lap
py romping child. Should you wish to III
crease your testimonials OF pruaf OF the
virtue Of s. s. s., cur names aad wa2t y
have said is but portion CT what we o;:c I'd
you, should you wish to use them.
Kindly yours,
Ben. i. SWIFT.
GERTRup.. Z. SWIFT.
P o. Box 65.
Treatise Oil Blood and Ska Diseases mailed
free.
lie swir'TS?EcIFIc Co., Drawer ;. At!anta.Ca-
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08
GRAND BAZAAR
In Dwight Place Church

In Dwight Place Church.
The bazaar for which the ladies' of this
church have been preparing will open this
afternoon and continue this evening and to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Among the
many attractions will be a country store, a
New England kitchen, an ice palace and long
tables loaded with fancy articles; also doll
exhibition and doll sale with many novel at
fractions. The New England supper will be
served each evening from $50 to O'Clock
This bazaar will be found an excellent place
to make Christmas purchases,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-08

have not used all of one bottle yet.
L suffered from catarrh for twelve years, ex-
periencing the nauseating dropping in the
throat peculiar to that disease, and nose
bleed almost daily. tried various remedies
without benefit until last April, when saw
Ely's Cream Balm advertised in the Boston
Budget. procured bottle, and since the
first days use have had no more bleeding
the soreness is entirely gone.-D. G. David
son, with the Boston Budget, formerly with
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